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Croatian local and regional authorities defend minority rights
18-05-2006

The Committee of the Regions (CoR) hosted a seminar on the implementation of minority rights in Croatia on 16 May. At this seminar Croatia’s Minister for Foreign Affairs and European Integration, Ms Grabar-Kitarovic, highlighted the special role of local and regional authorities in safeguarding the rights of minorities in the country.
“Croatia had made progress on the implementation of the constitutional law on national minorities. Minority rights are at the heart of Croatia’s accession negotiations to the EU and the government supports the work of local and regional authorities in the implementation of this important legislation”.
Members of the CoR stated that it was crucial for local and regional authorities to be fully engaged in the fight against racism, anti-Semitism, Islamophobia, xenophobia, homophobia and in preventing attacks on minority groups.
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